Cape of Good Hope, meaning "the cape of good hope", is a very famous horn in the southwestern part of Africa. It was originally called the "storm corner" because of the storm and the turbulent waves. The Cape of Good Hope is located at the confluence of the warm Mozambique Agulhas currents from the Indian Ocean and the cold Benguela currents from the Antarctic waters. The strong waves of the westerly torrents have been raging all the year round. In addition to the storm, there are often killing waves. The front of the wave is like a cliff, and the back is like a gentle hillside. The wave height is generally 15-20 meters. It frequently appears in the winter, and occasionally the rotating waves caused by the polar wind are added when the two waves are superimposed. At the time, the sea conditions were even worse, and there was a strong coastal current. When the waves meet the stream, the entire sea surface rolls like a pot, and the ships sailing here often suffer, so the Cape of Good Hope becomes the most dangerous maritime area in the world. When I arrived at the Cape of Good Hope, the clouds were closed and I couldnt see the front, and the blue sea was covered, as if it were a fake Cape of Good Hope.